City Of Boise

City Of Boise Department Of Finance Division is a U.S. local government entity that operates as a federal grant recipient, not a federal contractor, delivering municipal services and airport infrastructure development to federal agencies and programs through project grants, formula grants, and cooperative agreements rather than competitively bid contracts. The vendor does not hold government-wide contract vehicles, IDIQs, or GWACs and does not operate as a federal prime contractor or subcontractor in the traditional procurement sense; 97% of its federal footprint consists of grants as a recipient entity.

Boise's primary federal capability portfolio centers on airport infrastructure development and municipal services delivery. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration has awarded 54 grants totaling substantial value for runway reconstruction, taxiway extension and rehabilitation, terminal improvements, passenger boarding bridge installation, and aircraft rescue and firefighting vehicle acquisition at Boise Airport. Representative examples include a $77.1 million project grant (CFDA 20.116, Airport Improvement Program, July 2026) for runway 10L/28R approach lighting system installation and reconstruction of 10,000 feet of paved runway, a $16.9 million project grant (CFDA 20.106, August 2026) for construction of a new 17,000 square-yard terminal apron, and a $11.25 million project grant (CFDA 20.106, June 2025) for Phase 1 passenger boarding bridge acquisition. The Department of Housing and Urban Development Community Planning and Development division has awarded 58 grants for affordable housing, homelessness prevention, and community development activities under the HOME Investment Partnerships Program (CFDA 14.239), Community Development Block Grant Entitlement (CFDA 14.218), Continuum of Care Program, and Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program. The city received a $397,900 project grant (CFDA 45.312, September 2026) from the Institute of Museum and Library Services National Leadership Grants program to develop a replicable youth-centered wellness hub framework for public libraries. One service contract—fire protection at the Boise VA Medical Center—appears in the SCI dataset: a firm fixed price purchase order valued at $631,355 (awarded October 2024, ultimate completion October 2027) through Veterans Integrated Service Network 20, with FY2025 invoicing of $192 thousand, no FTE workforce assignment, and in-house performance.

Customer concentration is split between HUD Community Planning and Development (58 awards) and DOT Federal Aviation Administration Northwest Mountain Region (39 awards), representing 53% of all awards and 93% of combined potential value. The Department of Veterans Affairs contributes 23 awards totaling $2.3 million potential value, dominated by Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 20 which anchors $3 million of the VA portfolio across eight fire protection and facility service awards. The Department of Homeland Security Transportation Security Administration contributes three awards worth $9.4 million combined potential value. Boise competes as a grant recipient under full-and-open processes; no set-aside categories apply to grant recipients. The vendor holds one parent vehicle: Basic Ordering Agreement GS10B06504 (9 task orders, $1 thousand combined potential value), representing negligible contract-vehicle activity.

Activity has remained flat over the past five years—averaging 11 to 14 awards per year from 2022 through 2025, with a partial-year count of 5 awards in 2026. Nine awards (combined potential value $1.4 million) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating recompete opportunity for concurrent federal funding pipelines. The SCI dataset shows minimal service-contract invoicing across the federal footprint: $172 thousand in FY2022, $179 thousand in FY2023, and $192 thousand in FY2025, with zero FTE workforce assignment at the contract level (fire protection is delivered by city municipal personnel). Hourly rate posture on the single SCI-reportable service contract runs a median of $7,452 per hour, with 10th percentile around $5,958 per hour and 90th percentile near $8,946 per hour. The vendor operates as a pure grant recipient with no documented subcontractor footprint and no sub-engagement pattern—all work is performed in-house through municipal departments.